Electronic Logbook

To maximize user productivity, there are three tailored interfaces and a ground based module.

The Flight Crew client follows Boeing flight deck standards and fits seamlessly into the quiet flight deck environment. A touch screen, big buttons and intuitive interface all minimize pilot training and workload.

The Cabin client provides straight-forward cabin crew fault reporting and logbook history functions.

The Maintenance client is designed specifically for mechanics and engineers as a task-driven user interface to maximize productivity.

The ELB data control ground module is designed to integrate with existing airline back-office systems which are used to monitor the technical status of an entire fleet, perform research and direct resources efficiently.

Electronic Logbook

Providing real-time information across the enterprise

Simple, intuitive user interfaces.

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The Boeing Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) is focused on improving your operational performance by bringing the technological advances of electronic information delivery and management to the airplane flight deck, providing integrated solutions for managing information in the air and on the ground.

As an application of the Boeing Electronic Flight Bag, the Electronic Logbook (ELB) replaces paper logbooks with electronic records that will improve operational efficiency and reliabillity.

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Module Overview

Flight Deck client Provides flight crew technical status and fault reporting functions. EFBs host a database that contains flight logs, fault reports, maintenance actions, deferrals, release and servicing records — all synchronized onboard and with the ELB Data Control ground module.

Cabin client Provides a cabin crew fault reporting process for cabin and in-flight entertainment faults, which are included in the overall ELB database shared with the Flight Deck client.

Maintenance client

Provides a line maintenance user interface that highlights faults needing maintenance attention and remaining servicing tasks required. The maintenance client allows entry of actions, servicing and releasing information while onboard the airplane.

ELB-Data Control ground module

Consists of an application and database hosted locally by the airline that receives and stores logbook data from your fleet. ELB Data Control ground module provides a point of integration to airline back-office systems and additional capability for ELB administrators.

Electronic Logbook

Providing real-time information across the enterprise

■■ Reduction in operational schedule interruptions (delays and cancellations)

■■ Improved maintenance troubleshooting time through improved pilot fault reporting and automated fault forwarding to ground personnel

■■ Reduction in overall line maintenance costs and no fault found (NFF) component removals

■■ Reduction and/or elimination of paper form handling, transportation and data transcription costs

■■ Integration to Airplane Health Management (AHM): AHM customers will benefit from automatic integration of Logbook data into the AHM fleet monitoring and history functions; AHM will group together like ELB and AHM fault reports and update the state of Logbook items based on maintenance actions documented in ELB

■■ The simple fault locator helps flight crews report faults quickly with a complete or partial fault code

■■ Accurate fault information means maintenance crews spend less time troubleshooting and reduces the number of unscheduled line replaceable unit (LRU) removals

■■ Pilot-reported faults using fault codes and fault descriptions sent from the airplane while en route allow maintenance control to assess the problem and make a troubleshooting and repair plan for maintenance crews to perform as soon as the airplane arrives

Key benefits

Pilot fault reporting and automated fault forwarding to ground

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Providing real-time information across the enterprise

Pre-flight Initialize flight Fault reporting Close flight Maintenance

Flight Crew Review

Start Flight En route End Flight Using the Maintenance client

Review open items, deferrals, fault history and maintenance release

Flight crew confirmation of final status on maintenance items and flight log information

Automated forwarding provides logbook fault data to ground systems (such as AHM) for notification and advance planning

The flight crew completes documentation of the flight and related fault reports

Maintenance crews review logbook fault reports and document their activities on the ground, which could include: ■■ Corrective

Maintenance Actions

■■ Deferrals

■■ Aircraft Servicing

■■ Maintenance Release

How ELB Works

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